tsarnaev, the widow, said she first learned her husband tamerlan was a suspect when she saw it on television. federal officials visiting her at her parents home in rhode island on sunday but her lawyer did all the talking. the attorney said his client didn't notice her husband acting any differently at home, even after that bombing. today the city of boston honoring the victims of the bombings with a moment of silence. that's happening within the hour at 2:50 boston time. that is the exact moment the bombs exploded one week ago today. you can see that moment right here on nbc bay area coming up to you in a special report. as mentioned a private funeral was held for 29-year-old restaurant manager krystle campbell, one of the three people killed during the marathon bombings. a memorial service also head tonight for another victim, 23-year-old lu lingzi, university grad student from china. a boy one of the hundreds

injured during the bombings, remains hospitalized and getting another special visit. 11-year-old aaron hern, after first lady michelle obama, a group from oakland a's planning to stop by. players stopping in brandon moss and outfielder josh reddick. meantime doctors say aaron right now showing some pretty amazing progress in his recovery. that is great news. he is now off the tube. he is awake, alert, and talking. still no word yet on exactly when aaron will be able to get home. best wishes there. make sure to stay with nbc bay area for updates from boston on air and online. right now on nbcbayarea.com, helicopter video of friday's arrest in watertown, massachusetts. back here in the bay area, a san jose woman accused of kidnapping an 11-month-old baby was back in court just about an hour ago. carla hernandez didn't enter a plea but we did learn more about the evidence the county will be presenting against her. nbc bay area's bob redell is

live outside the hall of justice. bob, what's the latest with what's happening this morning. >> good morning, jon. the public defender waives the preliminary hearing right. she did ask the judge for more time to review the evidence against her in this case, the alleged evidence. the judge agreed to give her two weeks. the deputy d.a. prosecuting this one says they have a voluminous amount of evidence that proves hernandez kidnapped 11-month-old gabrielle cantero. this happened at 6:00 in the morning on march 25th. the mom was loading up her liberty, loaded her baby in back, went inside. when she returned, hernandez had allegedly stolen the vehicle with the baby still inside. there was an amber alert, a massive search. part of 101 was even shut down. the baby and the car were found abandoned later that morning across town. the baby was okay. the d.a. tells us they have dna

evidence that puts hernandez in the car and sjpd found video surveillance that proves hernandez knew she was kidnapping the baby when she allegedly stole that car. >> the evidence will show that when the mother of the victim was loading this child into the car, the defendant was standing about two houses away watching her talking on a phone. it's pretty tough to miss an 11-month-old kid, not to mention certainly at some point in the car she knew there was a child in the car. >> the d.a. also believes hernandez took the cell phone battery out of the will mo's cell phone that was in the car so law enforcement could not track her movements. if you take into account the charges of kidnapping, child endangerment and vehicle theft, she faces a max of 10 years in jail, prison. hernandez also supposed to appear in court here tomorrow at the hall of justice on related charges of drug possession and being under the influence of drugs. reporting live here outside the hall of justice in san jose, bob

redell, nbc bay area news. >> bob, thanks a lot. in san lorenzo, police figuring out how a woman died in her own driveway. the woman was in her 50s and found early sunday morning lying in a pool of blood just outside of her home near east 14th street. a machine that lives a few doors down tells us that area is regularly patrolled by security. the sheriff's department says the coroner must now determine whether the woman was a victim of a crime. oakland police right now investigating a mugging and shooting in upscale rock ridge neighborhood, an area not known for violent crime. saturday night, a couple was walking on manila avenue when somebody tried to rob them at gunpoint. police say the suspect shot the man in the shoulder and took off with belongings. councilmember cobb said he lives two blocks from that and the message here is no neighborhood is immune to violent crime. >> what people want and have the

right to have is more police on the streets. they have to know when crime does happen, it's going to be investigated. >> the vehicle is expected to recover and the gunman we can tell you still on the run. a $5,000 reward is being offered for any kind of information that leads to an arrest. san jose police say it's amazing that nobody was killed when somebody fired several shots right into a car full of people early sunday morning. police say that shooting happened about 2:00 a.m. in the parking lot of the fiesta nightclub on monterey highway in south san jose. officers say that the investigation right now is the possibility an argument inside the club led to that gunfire outside. police have not yet released any information or description of those gunmen. valley fair mall was partially evacuated this afternoon because of a gas leak nearby or i should say this morning. officials say construction crew punctured a three inch gas line on the back side of the mall on forest avenue. the good news to report here, nobody was hurt. crews were able to cap that leak in about a half hour and the

mall was able to reopen. happening right now, how about the weather outside in the bay area. beautiful. san francisco, live look there, temperatures expected to rise, record areas in some places today. some already in the 80s. christina off today and rob is in. i think i heard you talking today, 90s. >> possibly some locations you just mentioned, 80 degrees right now. not even lunchtime and some low 80s on the map. tri-valley, livermore and pleasanton. look for areas of orange showing up on the map. san jose valley, santa clara, can add probably 10 or 12 degrees, 11:00 to 5:00 later today. those will be the afternoon highs for inland valleys. not much of a sea breeze. inland locations running 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday where we had highs in the mid to upper 80s. that gives you a sneak preview where this afternoon is heading

right now. we do have a bit of an offshore breeze in some spots around fairfield into the north bay valleys. one thing to watch, south of santa cruz now, seeing fog creeping up the coast. that is something that's going to cool us off big time come tomorrow and wednesday. low clouds return, ac kicks back on, leads to widespread cooling. here is the lunchtime preview, 80s across the board now, san francisco over to oakland. then the sea breeze is going to start to pick up cooling only the coast and peninsula toward 6:00. look at those 6:00 temperatures, concord and antioch, still upper 80s to near 90s. an august-like afternoon in store for the bay area today. just as quickly as temperatures warm up, big drop in the seven-day forecast. we'll have that coming up in a few minutes. >> a roller coaster. correct me, april, right? we're not august yet. >> apparently somewhere. >> april, may, i'm all over that. i appreciate it. moving on from the waterfall, still ahead at 11:00,

passengers warned to expect flight delays at the airports. we're talking about every airport. nothing to do with the weather. and why b.y.o.b. is the new way to go. the new peninsula law going green on earth day, we'll let you know how it will affect your next shopping trip. stick around. >> house of cards a good deal for netflix. we'll take a look coming up in business.

today officially marks the 43rd anniversary of earth day. for a lot of bay area communities that celebration started over the weekend. the face of climate change. organizers of the environmental movement says climate change does have real consequences for both people and animals. they are hoping this year's theme reminds everybody they are likely to be affected by the problem. meantime google plarking earth day with what might be one of its most active animated

doodles. you have to look closely to check it out. a can snapshot of the four seasons unveiled and the word google deeply blended in there in the trees and streams and tunnels going through the mountains. see what i'm saying? san mateo county celebrating earth day by banning plastic bags. stores in unincorporated parts of the county joining that bring your own bag effort. kristi smith joining us live in foster city with more about this ban. kristi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. this seems to be going pretty well. we're watching shoppers. sometimes they come running out because they forgot reusable bags in the trunk. saw one woman get a little upset because she had to pay for paper bags, but that's the way it goes starting today stores in a dozen cities will stop giving out plastic bags at smmts. if you don't bring a bag of your own, can you buy a paper bag, $0.10 apiece.

sfr san francisco paid for environmental impact. they started education efforts. no more plastic in belmont, brisbane, daly city, half moon bay, menlo park, pacifica, san bruno and south san francisco. county officials say the reusable bags are just much better for the environment. one shopper she had she agreed after seeing them floating around in the breeze in her neighborhood. >> i saw a bag fly away. i like this idea. >> but you have to remember to bring all your bags when you shop. >> i put in the car. >> i think it's smart. i just think it's one more thing for us parents to remember but i think it's a good idea. i have no problems with it whatsoever. we're very well prepared. we've been worrying about this for months so it's not a surprise. >> signs are up near the doors letting people know what's going on. san mateo, carlos, redwood city and east palo alto will follow soon with this same rule. the law basically applies to

grocery stores, convenience stores, but not to restaurants. plastic bags can be used for produce, meat and prescriptions if needed. today shoppers telling us if they bought a little extra, paid a little more than they intended to, they were actually given free bags, reusable bags to get them started. they were pretty pleased with that. reporting live in foster city, kristi smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. if you're heading out of town, jumping on a plane, you can expect big time delays at all three bay area airports. those delays mainly the results of furlough for air traffic controllers at the nation's 13 largers airports. the faa warning in some cases passengers can see delays of 90 minutes or more. that is nationwide. under the new rules traffic controllers are required to be furloughed one day for every 10 days they work. this, of course, all part of the sequestration cuts imposed by congress in order to try to save more than $600 million. as of right now there's no set date to end the furlough.

here is the question, did kevin spacey's series house of cards turn out to be a good gamble for netflix. scott mcgrew says the company will have the answers today. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. "house of cards" is that political thriller that netflix bought. the first time the company has had its own original programming. netflix reports its profits after the closing bell this afternoon, we should be able to have some detail as to how much this series helped. netflix probably won't break down exact numbers but we may be able to figure some of it out. we talk about this company a lot. truth be told it's not a very big company compared to apple or google, it's really interesting and its stock is quite volatile. apple shares on a slide for a week now. investors would like a little goose, something that says, yeah, we're still the innovative company everyone loves so much. apple reports its profits

tuesday. they no doubt will report they made suitcases full of cash. a small hint of something ahead. some sort of idea as to what apple might have in the pipeline could help that stock more than anything else. back to you. >> all right, scott. thank you very much. meteorologist krchristina loren has the day off. i hope she's enjoying sunshine. >> take you to san jose. the sky didn't change at all. live camera to live camera. areas south of san jose will probably climb into the low- to mid-90s by 3:00 and 4:00 this afternoon. already now near 80 degrees, fairfield, concord, livermore, pleasanton, san francisco 67, 72 in oakland. notice the immediate coastline, areas south of santa cruz later

on this afternoon, watching for low clouds to creep up the coast which will eventually hint at cooler changes come tomorrow. comparing right now to 24 hours ago all in the locations from the bay area, anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees warmer than the same time yesterday. we've got a running start to these temperatures and not much of a sea breeze to help us out until later in the day. right now seeing winds generally out of the north into fairfield and a slight hint of a sea breeze trying to get itself established around the central bay. unfortunately air quality taking a hit, due to the fact we don't have wind to stir up air pollution outside as the sun hits the chemicals up in the sky in terms of the air pollution. that creates a gram 4re68 ozone that can give us respiratory issues like asthma. you may notice outside, you've got that for today. pollen off the charts. we could use rain to knock down that pollen, you're just not going to see it today. highs 80s to mid-90s in inland valleys. but we will see a little cooling

late today on the coast as the fog tries to creep up. look at temperatures inland, upper 80s to low 90s out towards livermore, 92 degrees. close to 90 in san jose. if we could manage low- to mid-90s for the valleys that would break records. very close to that in our inland locations. 78 in san francisco, mid-80s in oakland. so now the seven-day forecast drops temperatures a little bit into tomorrow and then a big drop. you're looking at 20 to 30 and cooling by the time we get to wednesday and thursday. yes, today feels like summer. tomorrow for the valley feeling hot, but then everybody cools off for the middle of the week. >> good looking forecast, rob. thank you very much. still to come from posing on the red carpet to snapping a mug shot. why reese witherspoon is now facing criminal charges. plus they are already underdogs. we'll let you know why warriors in the playoffs will be a bigger uphill battle. it is a painful reality. ♪

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academy award winning actress reese witherspoon now apologizing saying she is deeply embarrassed after being arrested down in atlanta. witherspoon and her husband being charged with disorderly conduct after police pulled them over this weekend and things reportedly got out of hand when witherspoon interfered as her husband was being arrested on suspicion of dui. according to police, witherspoon refused to stay in the car and started arguing with officers saying, quote, do you know my name? she later admitted she had had one too many drinks. that couple is now scheduled to appear in court today. actually, their lawyers are going to appear for them. hey, what a tough break for warriors, the team finally gets back in the playoff after six years and they lose david lee for the season. the power forward playing great suffers a torn hip flexor on

saturday's game against denver. the injury hpg in the fourth quarter as lee is fouled and falls hard. you can see him limping there. the nuggets hold on beating the warriors 97-95. game two in denver. that tip-off set for 7:30. as for the sharks, they will have to wait a little longer to clench their ninth straight playoff appearance. last night a late turnover cost them that game losing columbus 4-3. no doubt a painful one to swallow. sharks fans keeping the faith. >> heartbreaking. we came all the way from fresno to watch it. you know what, still my sharks. it was a great game, great game. we came back at the end. i'm expecting a playoff run deep. i want a stanley cup here in san jose. >> that's the team spirit. the sharks say they are focused on the next chance to lock up that playoff spot. that will come tomorrow against dallas. san francisco schools getting a very special treat, a visit from a giant. closer sergio romo going to hang

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